Poog with Kate Berlant and Jacqueline Novak - June 24, 2025


The Copper Inn

Lie to Me, Baby Aspirationally Rude

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Length

44 minutes

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191.13

Word count

8,431

Sentence count

522

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Misogyny

13

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Toxicity

46

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Hate speech

43

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Transcript

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00:00:00.000 two best friends both alike in dignity nurturing phantoms and courting the muse 0.59
00:00:07.320 the hag divines when something must die yes that was poog but this is huge the ego loves to seek
00:00:13.820 but never to find it was berlant and novak the whole time
00:00:18.000 okay the live stream is live the live stream is live zero okay
00:00:24.840 For those listening, what we did, we're rolling out a new feature, which is that the $10, if you give $10 a month or more, you will have access to us recording live.
00:00:37.220 Anything that doesn't make it to air.
00:00:37.820 Maybe not every episode, obviously.
00:00:39.220 No, no, no, not every episode.
00:00:40.900 We're not lunatics.
00:00:41.860 But here's my question.
00:00:42.780 Here's my question.
00:00:43.780 I feel a sneeze brewing.
00:00:44.920 Yes.
00:00:45.040 I feel like we should pop onto IG and just say, $10 people, go check your inbox.
00:00:51.640 You know what I'm saying?
00:00:52.820 IG as we're recording.
00:00:56.360 I'm doing it right now.
00:00:57.560 By the way, don't you love saying gonzo journalism without knowing what it means?
00:01:01.340 Because I love saying gonzo journalism.
00:01:04.540 Knowing nothing.
00:01:05.520 Okay, wait, hold on.
00:01:06.240 Wow, this is wild.
00:01:08.840 Okay, I'm doing it too.
00:01:10.440 The whole boom thing.
00:01:11.780 Can't you say boom?
00:01:13.160 Boom.
00:01:15.040 Boom.
00:01:16.100 We are live.
00:01:18.160 Streaming to $10.
00:01:21.120 Or what do we call them?
00:01:22.280 Dear friends.
00:01:23.380 Dear friends.
00:01:25.360 And they are dear friends.
00:01:27.880 And founders, of course.
00:01:29.740 Check your inbox.
00:01:32.360 We are live. 1.00
00:01:35.360 We're live, bitch. 1.00
00:01:37.160 Boom. 1.00
00:01:38.080 See, I always assume that everyone's just like me, okay?
00:01:42.520 And I think everything's last minute.
00:01:44.460 I never, that's why I always put things on sale last minute.
00:01:47.720 I'm like, who knows, who buys tickets months in advance to anything?
00:01:51.440 I'm like, it doesn't make sense.
00:01:52.860 I'm like, I should just push it on sale day off.
00:01:55.000 Of course, so many do.
00:01:56.840 So many buy months in advance.
00:01:59.460 Me thinking I'm in Boston to do my show.
00:02:01.940 I'm in Toronto.
00:02:04.300 But tomorrow, Toronto is still dead, of course, but Boston isn't.
00:02:08.280 And I'm like, oh, day of Boston, I'm sure.
00:02:10.700 It's like, no, people aren't going to buy tickets day of.
00:02:13.420 Maybe, but unlikely.
00:02:14.480 No, no, I do think plenty do.
00:02:16.420 Boston's an interesting market, I thought.
00:02:18.800 Okay.
00:02:19.620 Greg Johnson's coming.
00:02:20.740 I was like, oh, fantastic.
00:02:22.140 Okay, well, then that's just, that's all you need.
00:02:25.420 He'll be laughing his ass off. 1.00
00:02:26.960 This is a ginger. 1.00
00:02:28.460 I'm at the Four Seasons, and I want to be clear.
00:02:30.640 Sorry to just pivot directly to travel,
00:02:32.340 but I am taking advantage of, of course,
00:02:34.760 the American Express travel and resorts benefits,
00:02:37.380 which Jacqueline Novak turned me on to.
00:02:39.600 And as one of your benefits, you do get free breakfast,
00:02:42.720 a.k.a.
00:02:43.580 Yeah, yeah, she's showing me her Amex.
00:02:45.900 A.K.A. by free breakfast, I mean $40 credit ahead.
00:02:50.200 Jacqueline, I was wondering this.
00:02:51.600 Could you lie at check-in and go, my partner's meeting me later?
00:02:54.500 And then you get $80 for breakfast every day?
00:02:57.500 I think you go downstairs and you go, I think it's just breakfast for two, Kate.
00:03:01.600 It's not like each person is like checking in for my breakfast.
00:03:05.320 I think like breakfast for two is...
00:03:07.000 But it's very specific.
00:03:07.940 It's $40 ahead.
00:03:08.940 Oh, really?
00:03:09.620 Yeah, it's $40 ahead.
00:03:10.980 It's $40 breakfast credit each.
00:03:12.160 Do they use that language?
00:03:12.840 It's so crass.
00:03:13.480 I know.
00:03:14.040 It's like, I don't know.
00:03:15.900 I don't know.
00:03:16.940 Folks, we've got four people watching.
00:03:19.740 This is unbelievable.
00:03:20.560 And I can't see them.
00:03:22.280 All I see is a number, which is...
00:03:23.820 This is unbelievable.
00:03:24.540 This is ginger juice from the Four Seasons that I'm drinking that is free for the Amex.
00:03:29.300 This hurts for the first live stream.
00:03:31.000 Okay, for this to be the first live stream, it hurts.
00:03:33.840 Your blemish is completely covered by the interface of Riverside.
00:03:37.560 Okay.
00:03:38.500 I mean, I'm essentially rolled out of bed.
00:03:41.180 Yeah, but rolled out of bed, it's not a blemish.
00:03:44.020 It's a lifestyle, right?
00:03:45.500 Jacqueline, wait, one thing you wanted to talk about in the pod,
00:03:47.680 you wanted me to remind you,
00:03:48.480 because last night I arrived at the Four Seasons and sent you a photo.
00:03:52.500 Oh, I was reminded of my first Ritz.
00:03:55.160 Of course.
00:03:56.440 Wait, why?
00:03:57.060 Because were you, was this a not all four seasons?
00:03:59.060 Are you the same?
00:04:00.000 Well, here's what I want to say.
00:04:01.260 Okay, maybe I can pull up the photo.
00:04:02.840 Okay, so remind them about the Ritz in case they've forgotten.
00:04:08.240 Okay, so two years ago, if you can believe it,
00:04:10.360 when we were doing the Pug Christmas tour,
00:04:12.340 the inaugural Pug Christmas tour,
00:04:13.800 we were going to philadelphia and jacqueline novak again through amx had booked us at the
00:04:20.240 ritz and i was getting excited because i was like it's my first ritz and a you know the ritz this
00:04:25.480 is one of those kind of tentpole so you for luxury hotels my first ritz just that language
00:04:30.760 yeah yeah and so i got excited because like oh the ritz and then i get into the room and i was 0.76
00:04:36.000 like okay you know it wasn't it was by the way it wasn't shit i spent three months warning you
00:04:41.240 okay you were like don't get all like whatever like the ritz the ritz yeah because i had also 0.68
00:04:46.460 booked our travel basically like to get the benefits and the upgrades and whatever remember
00:04:50.740 that or at least some of them and it was like amex and it was like god we've 11 there's 11
00:04:57.360 people here who are you i mean there's no way for you to respond we can't see you it's hard that we
00:05:02.960 can't i actually would prefer to see them meaning comments because they're here it's too distracting
00:05:08.760 They're eavesdroppers.
00:05:09.760 Oh, right.
00:05:10.040 Okay, okay.
00:05:10.500 This is, by the way, this is eavesdropping.
00:05:12.340 You know, I remember once telling someone.
00:05:13.880 But we can't forget.
00:05:14.800 We can't forget.
00:05:15.340 Wait, the Ritz.
00:05:16.080 No, no, don't forget the Ritz.
00:05:17.000 But I just want to say, I remember saying once to someone, don't recall who.
00:05:19.580 I was like, people should hire me.
00:05:21.020 This was like during my whole, like, I'm an ideas man.
00:05:23.100 Everyone should hire me.
00:05:23.940 Okay.
00:05:24.420 I was like, I was like, if they, what was it?
00:05:28.220 I was like one sprig of parsley on every airplane meal.
00:05:31.440 I forget how this whole thought pattern went down.
00:05:34.540 I'm like, the ticket price.
00:05:36.220 Okay.
00:05:36.460 It could triple.
00:05:37.640 Right.
00:05:38.040 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:05:38.320 And then, like, someone else was like, or something, and they were like, well, actually, removing the cost of the parsley actually, like, saved the airline, you know, like, whatever, like, something like that.
00:05:47.900 They were like, that's why you're a marketer.
00:05:50.380 You're not a whatever.
00:05:51.320 You know what I mean?
00:05:51.860 And I was like, true, true, true, I am.
00:05:54.760 Okay.
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00:06:17.020 Wow.
00:06:17.460 You know, all the things in your way mentally between you making, like, a dermatologist appointment.
00:06:22.420 It's like, like, maybe not for you because you're, like, so locked in.
00:06:25.040 But for me, it's like, it's like insurance network.
00:06:28.340 No, it's hell.
00:06:29.640 Calls.
00:06:30.280 And so it's just, like, dragging me through that, right?
00:06:33.160 And it's like, okay.
00:06:34.380 You know, like, it's like, it stays calm.
00:06:37.200 Yeah.
00:06:37.600 It's like the external brain that stays calm.
00:06:39.480 And then it makes the calls.
00:06:41.240 It says, you've got an appointment.
00:06:42.620 And I'm like, can it be true?
00:06:44.820 You got the appointment.
00:06:46.100 I got the appointment.
00:06:46.960 And then, because it's like anyone can make someone or something do a task.
00:06:51.760 But can you roll with Novak's way?
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00:07:16.220 take me back wait take me back so the ritz so i was all excited about the ritz jack i was warning
00:07:24.260 me don't get too excited don't get because i booked it my first ritz and i and i was sort of
00:07:29.580 i had felt this whole there was a lot on me like if kate said anything negative about anything i
00:07:34.060 booked like i was really sensitive like again in that when i go into my knight archetype okay on
00:07:40.300 kate okay my other my other masculine other version of high stakes masculine oh remind me
00:07:45.340 to talk about titan submersible remind me okay titan submersible the one that went yep or went
00:07:52.080 or went oh yeah which is what we figured out which is didn't they confirm it wasn't like
00:08:01.040 it's obviously a nightmare to die at all but wasn't it that the thing was that it wasn't like
00:08:06.640 that it was so quickly that it was like no one felt pain it was like yeah well i think that
00:08:11.420 actually yeah it's literally yeah i think someone referred to it as the best way to die
00:08:16.240 in the thing i was watching complete instant annihilation yeah titan needs to come but i
00:08:22.120 want to get back to the rest so i felt i was in my night state okay and and you know we all i mean
00:08:26.860 You can imagine.
00:08:28.020 Imagine you're with Caperland, okay? 0.96
00:08:31.120 And you're responsible for the sensuous properties, the environment.
00:08:37.840 Imagine holding that responsibility on yourself. 1.00
00:08:40.340 Meanwhile, and don't forget, she's cheap. 1.00
00:08:42.300 She's a cheap bastard, okay? 1.00
00:08:44.960 So she also comes from you with the prices. 1.00
00:08:47.300 She comes from you with the prices.
00:08:49.020 So I have changed.
00:08:50.120 And here I am.
00:08:51.380 Last night, because we're going to do, I texted Jack and I go,
00:08:53.580 I treated myself to the Four Seasons.
00:08:56.220 So I'm on tour.
00:08:57.020 She knows I'm the only person that she has to, the moment she starts to type, like, I gave myself an early birthday present.
00:09:03.300 Okay, she has to, like, qualify because, you know, whatever.
00:09:06.080 By the way, and I got a great deal.
00:09:07.740 Okay, keep going.
00:09:08.620 So we get in, and I could see the Ritz, the Ritz.
00:09:11.760 Okay, she's fixing it on tonight, the Ritz.
00:09:13.300 Can I believe it?
00:09:13.620 My first Ritz, okay?
00:09:14.760 And then I'm like, just don't freak out.
00:09:20.160 Like, just don't overblow it.
00:09:22.220 And then that was a classic way.
00:09:23.600 She gets to her room.
00:09:24.360 She starts sending me photos of the room.
00:09:26.220 Is your room like this?
00:09:27.720 Comes down to my room.
00:09:29.560 Okay.
00:09:30.060 You had a better room.
00:09:32.140 No, I go, no, Kate.
00:09:34.980 Okay.
00:09:35.260 I sent back the photos.
00:09:36.880 You go, you became convinced later.
00:09:39.320 Okay.
00:09:39.740 You're like that vanity, like your vanity is like totally different.
00:09:43.560 And I was like, no, my curtains are drawn and I have like, I have the sconce on.
00:09:49.260 Okay.
00:09:49.820 Versus you flipping on me like overhead.
00:09:52.420 No.
00:09:53.060 To take photos.
00:09:54.280 No, you're right, actually.
00:09:56.260 That is what happened.
00:09:56.840 I can find the photos somewhere.
00:09:58.580 But the point is, so I get photos from you.
00:10:00.240 And it's like, to me, these photos are curated.
00:10:04.420 They are these very specific photos that Kate Berlant takes when she gets to the hotel room.
00:10:10.140 In my mind, she sends them to me.
00:10:11.440 She sends them to her mother.
00:10:12.720 Yeah, exactly.
00:10:14.040 Okay, there's a few people, okay, to basically give her peace about whether what she paid for, you know, she was right to pay for.
00:10:20.820 i mean literally kate though that one time like you thought that the vanity on the sink
00:10:26.180 in the bathroom was different and i just didn't even be like the same one i mean no no it was
00:10:30.240 amazing that the perception the the the the live perception so i get the disease panic clouds the
00:10:37.800 mind okay so i get this last night this is classic hotel shop okay it it looks borderline
00:10:47.460 shot by the hotel i know clinical like trip advisor okay like you've been on trip advisor
00:10:53.980 for years you know like and 31 people listening or 31 people 31 news droppers are present
00:10:59.860 i hope some are sneaking in i hope some are sneaking in while at the office i love that
00:11:05.160 it's our first ever live stream and by the way it's spontaneous okay it's continuous the only
00:11:09.900 way i do it so i get that from kate and it's like yeah it's it's the clinical photo that is like
00:11:16.200 here's a neutral photo of respect wide as hell right right like to do an assessment i don't know
00:11:23.240 it's just like it's really specific and when one comes in i i feel like usually if it just comes
00:11:29.680 in like spraying for the poor seasons and then picture yeah what am i it means you're asking
00:11:34.740 if it's good enough because i feel like when you're freaking pumped i get a text that's like
00:11:39.440 when you're freaking pumped okay but when you're freaking pumped i get a text that's like
00:11:43.040 that's like holy shit this is the nicest hotel i've ever stayed at yeah yeah that was me at the 0.92
00:11:47.520 viceroy when i know the one bedroom suite where i've recorded from there in years past you know 0.96
00:11:52.640 what's funny it is the one bedroom suite the burl wood the burl wood furnishings didn't it
00:11:57.700 reignite your interest in burl wood well i don't even know what burl wood is to be honest but the
00:12:01.520 the the the the bedroom with the the viceroy this happened to me twice around the i was at the
00:12:07.500 viceroy right and again i was put up for work so i wasn't paying i was in the one bedroom suites
00:12:11.080 divine. I went back. Great service. Love it. I was in not a one bedroom suite, but like the
00:12:17.180 grand king or something, a lovely room. But I had been spoiled by the one bedroom suite where I get
00:12:23.740 there and I was staying for four nights and I'd, and then I called out and I was like, sorry,
00:12:28.800 um, just so how much is like, I was like, what's the difference? Right. And of course the difference
00:12:34.620 was astronomical. And I was like, oh, right. Like that, that's what it is. And by the way,
00:12:40.220 on hotel talk and this is really funny is that a segment in our show no or a website it's brand
00:12:47.340 new i'm premiering it hotel talk oh no yeah okay okay but but but i'm thinking 15 tier i for those
00:12:54.140 who travel at the so we just were saying at the ludlow and my partner later called me on i said
00:12:59.880 this in completely flatly and genuinely i was talking about this is like i said it's been a
00:13:07.980 tough love low no no no no no no i go i go i go i said to them completely genuinely i was like to
00:13:16.740 who to naomi to my partner oh no no i thought you meant okay okay so i had for days for days 0.98
00:13:23.580 because again i was staying in new york friend was out of town i got to stay at her un-fucking
00:13:27.640 believable three-story berkeley townhouse like congrats yeah i was insane oh my god and then i 0.84
00:13:32.160 move to a king ludlow i get in there and i've been talking to naomi all week i go baby i sprung
00:13:38.700 we're staying in the king i get there i open i go have you never been this is small so listen to the
00:13:44.040 okay the queen loft is bigger than bigger i know okay so here hotel talk oh doesn't mean big room
00:13:52.480 this is so confusing so i go so i by the way i meant to cross-reference the prices but
00:13:59.140 i go oh my god so last time and i wasn't paying i don't know what was going on i was at a queen
00:14:04.860 loft and it was fucking bathtub with the window so then i get in there and so here's something 0.59
00:14:11.700 that's tough and this is what made it a tough ludlow the there's i i take a picture how do i 0.93
00:14:17.400 picture it you're in the room there's a huge block the electrical closet that's in the hall
00:14:21.920 is built into the room right so there's like a cutout and so then oh yeah for days i'm going
00:14:27.820 so if this if the electrical closet weren't here is that just open floor is that just open floor
00:14:34.180 that instead it's the electrical closet and i go do they give it to me because i'm staying longer
00:14:38.160 like what like maybe they roll out this is another question i have about hotels if you're staying for
00:14:43.080 more than or do they roll out let's give the best room to people who are staying for two nights one
00:14:47.620 night entice them some some person who's here for a week we've got them trapped you know what i want
00:14:54.380 They'll do the first guest, the first guest ever for Pooh. 0.85
00:14:56.900 Hotel manager?
00:14:57.680 Hotel manager.
00:14:58.720 Anyone will do.
00:14:59.820 And you can, anonymity will blur your voice.
00:15:03.440 And yeah, that's it.
00:15:04.600 They're like, they're like, it's like, the throes.
00:15:07.980 They're like, the throes are never washed.
00:15:10.420 They're like, because you know my belief that throes are never washed.
00:15:13.540 Anything that's like.
00:15:14.460 Well, of course, I rip it off the bed.
00:15:16.120 You get into a hotel.
00:15:17.500 I immediately rip off the throes.
00:15:19.400 Me too, throw it.
00:15:20.260 And the pillow. 0.84
00:15:20.820 The decorative tables that are soaked and cum.
00:15:23.800 Yeah.
00:15:24.380 The decorative pillow is straight on the floor. 1.00
00:15:26.860 Some businessman's putting it on his wife's ass so he can go deeper. 0.99
00:15:34.480 I'm throwing that on the floor. 1.00
00:15:39.800 No, it's like, I mean, I've talked about this before,
00:15:42.780 but I had a concept soaring on caffeine about a hotel where everything's metal and wood,
00:15:47.380 okay, but mostly metal, plus washable cloths.
00:15:50.640 All copper.
00:15:51.520 All copper, okay.
00:15:53.240 The first all-copper hotel.
00:15:56.940 Okay.
00:15:57.980 The copper inn?
00:16:02.820 Okay.
00:16:03.500 No, no, but here's the key.
00:16:05.400 Here's the key.
00:16:06.600 Okay.
00:16:07.460 So I developed, in my mind, a line of furniture that everything is.
00:16:11.540 There's not a piece of cloth in the room that isn't completely freshly laundered before you enter.
00:16:18.600 Okay.
00:16:18.960 So it's a design construction issue.
00:16:21.700 Okay.
00:16:21.920 So, for example, there's a chair in the room, but that chair is made of, let's just say, copper and cloth.
00:16:31.360 For its antiviral properties, I want to be clear.
00:16:36.300 And cloth that, so the cloth is like a sling, let's just say.
00:16:40.740 Yeah.
00:16:41.220 Oh, yeah, so it's washed each time.
00:16:42.820 It's washed each time.
00:16:44.280 I would even take, I think, I'm not sure, the interior pillow.
00:16:48.000 Okay, the interior pillow is encased in plastic or whatever, something, okay?
00:16:51.920 And then that, okay, then that is a copper pillow, essentially, or whatever.
00:16:56.300 And then that isn't a fresh kit.
00:16:58.120 So you go in there.
00:16:58.940 It's like your room is made of copper and white sheets, essentially, in different degrees.
00:17:04.200 You could twist up a white sheet, and it's, like, you twist it up.
00:17:08.000 You could do anything.
00:17:09.020 Yeah, twist up your own sheet.
00:17:10.760 You see what I'm saying?
00:17:11.500 Oh, the copper ends making me laugh.
00:17:13.440 But my huge question was, do you open it as a hotel, or is it the kind of thing that instantly every hotel is going to start offering it,
00:17:21.060 Because it's going to become a new standard.
00:17:22.460 And then so the question is, do you instead start the furniture and the linen design company that offers this?
00:17:28.060 Right, and get your patent on that.
00:17:30.440 And by the way, you hear an idea on this podcast, and I don't get 99%.
00:17:35.680 You can have 1% if you want to actualize.
00:17:39.460 I think that actually the logical next step of Poog is you going on Shark Tank with something. 0.73
00:17:47.220 You could get on. 0.91
00:17:48.200 I have too many ideas.
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00:18:52.140 but wait but no no yeah take it but just but no but it's just the love though so wait hang on
00:19:01.820 so i get into the room right the electrical closet thing i hardly even understand it was 0.83
00:19:05.600 like after the first night i was like what's the box i was like what the fuck is going on
00:19:09.500 that there's like there's like a huge box into the room i mean when i'm in but when i'm in the 0.75
00:19:16.280 room so love the love low listen to me but when i'm in the room i'm like because i've been talking 0.95
00:19:21.300 up to naomi honey i got us the king okay all fucking week like an idiot and then i i call 0.92
00:19:29.800 staring at that i get there i call even talking about the box i call the front desk i go hi 0.98
00:19:35.220 um no no i just no let's say this voice every time not because of the box you know i call it
00:19:40.520 And I go, I go, hi, just got into the room.
00:19:43.480 I just wanted to confirm.
00:19:45.000 I go to Kane.
00:19:46.760 I'm sorry.
00:19:48.040 I have to interrupt.
00:19:48.420 No, it's fine.
00:19:49.400 Hi, I just, I'm just wondering if the box wasn't there, would that be floor space?
00:19:56.960 I go outside, sorry.
00:19:58.740 No, I want to look.
00:19:59.600 So I go, hi, I just wanted to confirm.
00:20:02.940 This is the king.
00:20:06.420 And he goes, yes, you're in it.
00:20:08.240 You're in a king.
00:20:08.820 and i go oh okay i'm wondering because the last time i was there um i was you know frankly the
00:20:17.940 room was bigger or whatever yeah and i was like could you tell me what room i was in last time
00:20:22.780 and he looks up instantly he goes yeah you were in the queen loft and i and and that's you know
00:20:27.740 a bigger room and i go oh huh no no no okay and then i kind of did you go but why is it bigger
00:20:34.400 if king is queen in a card game.
00:20:37.200 Exactly.
00:20:37.820 I just meekishly was like,
00:20:38.880 oh, okay.
00:20:39.820 The room's great, you know.
00:20:41.180 But I,
00:20:42.240 ooh, up to 34 listeners. 1.00
00:20:45.380 Hags are probably texting hags. 0.92
00:20:47.280 Now, if you're not, 1.00
00:20:48.820 oh wait,
00:20:49.280 this is a really good time
00:20:50.220 to deputize 34.
00:20:52.480 If you're just joining us,
00:20:53.680 this is the first ever live stream.
00:20:55.980 And these are,
00:20:56.860 they need a name
00:20:57.820 because this is inaugural.
00:20:59.120 Well, they're the inaugural 34, I think.
00:21:01.040 They are the inaugural 34
00:21:02.320 because Jacqueline said to me,
00:21:03.400 jacqueline said to me should we live stream and i go really like shouldn't we like make more of a
00:21:09.540 thing of that or whatever here i am and i'm wild um like is there anything incriminating behind me
00:21:16.080 no my my tom bin just said a phrase the do skin bag that they sent us do skin in initially by the
00:21:23.260 i want the do skin oil cleanser if everyone listening could get that to us um anyway but
00:21:30.600 So wait, the inaugural 34.
00:21:32.620 Yeah.
00:21:32.960 Wait, but the inaugural 34.
00:21:35.260 Oh, wow.
00:21:35.800 We'll see how big the number gets to as you record, and that'll be the—
00:21:39.640 Now, by the way, there is a risk here, okay, which because we went so fast—not any real risk, okay, but this is a link that I believe anyone could just share with anyone and get in, right?
00:21:49.640 Okay.
00:21:50.520 At the moment. 0.99
00:21:51.080 Now, if you're here and you're not a $10, if you're here and it didn't enter your inbox, you know, I go, I go, get the fuck out. 0.97
00:21:59.740 immediately drops I think welcome I think I think it's okay I think it's okay but I don't know what 0.97
00:22:04.580 I'm trying to say okay the point is walls will be built around this will be built okay so but the
00:22:10.880 point is if you are right now all I'm saying is text your five dollar friends 36 text anyone's
00:22:17.560 welcome here this is a taste this is a taste of what you could have at the 10 but also yeah and
00:22:21.900 also what I'm saying is text them and go as a ten dollar be like remember how I told you I was a
00:22:27.200 ten dollar member and you said you were good with five well right now i am i'm i'm live i'm live 0.95
00:22:32.900 we're at 37 stream anything good i but i could take my tits out yeah we're at 37 with you i know 0.96
00:22:39.020 okay imagine like eventually in a movie you will eventually in a movie you will were you at a party 0.98
00:22:43.460 where i took my shirt off i'm trying to think i think i did it was that when you were doing push
00:22:46.860 ups oh yeah wait when was that i don't know it's a similar kind of like memory i actually remember
00:22:51.140 myself on the floor doing something a little push-ups yeah where were we physical my birthday 0.98
00:22:55.800 Yeah, at my birthday, maybe this is, oh my God, actually at this point, what the fuck? 0.98
00:23:01.660 This is like seven years ago. 0.99
00:23:03.460 We were in the jacuzzi.
00:23:04.580 I took my shirt off. 0.99
00:23:05.580 I took my top off, tits out. 0.98
00:23:07.180 It's my birthday. 0.99
00:23:08.620 But it was a party.
00:23:11.060 You also did it at five or whatever.
00:23:13.540 Yeah, that's true.
00:23:14.680 Okay, wait.
00:23:15.480 But just back to the Ludlow.
00:23:17.480 And so then we're there, the electrical closet box.
00:23:20.420 Did I take a picture?
00:23:21.720 It'd be kind of shocking if I didn't.
00:23:23.400 I could have warned you, I think.
00:23:24.620 Warned me about what?
00:23:25.800 the electrical closet you're going i think i'm gonna book a king right
00:23:29.040 and i would have been like i might have been able to warn you
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00:24:48.540 Never leave the house without matches
00:24:50.040 if you want to keep romance alive in your relationship.
00:24:52.540 Oh.
00:24:52.820 Yeah.
00:24:53.360 You mean so you can light a cigarette in the street?
00:24:56.300 When you're sharing, no, so you can use the facilities
00:24:59.600 in the shared restroom at the hotel
00:25:01.460 when you're staying in a hotel with a lover.
00:25:04.120 So I go in there, it smells like a match.
00:25:07.000 It's fabulous.
00:25:07.460 And I'm instantly brought to, I instantly know,
00:25:10.260 like the sense of a burnt match to me is basically equivalent to the scent of fecal matter disagree
00:25:17.420 it's almost worse you know why disagree it's almost worse you know why because then you're
00:25:22.560 you're you're proudly okay inhaling match smell knowing that you're almost being tricked into
00:25:29.340 having a more free breath okay versus it kind of being gross in there and you kind of just
00:25:34.460 breathing like an inch at a time i've no i can't hardly deeply inhaling the match yes well i'm not
00:25:42.000 doing that it's just like i all i want to say is i've the match equals i've never smelled anything
00:25:48.320 bad in the bathroom and that's from this okay oh okay so you're saying i don't know really quickly
00:25:56.540 on to new york i just want to shout out i had a really gorgeous meal um ty diner continues to
00:26:03.600 deliver i had i had very few nights off that i want to chat out liar liar in brooklyn fabulous
00:26:09.260 and um i had a great meal at zimmy's which i know is a buzzy establishment but
00:26:15.280 shout out to marcos behind the bar have you heard of angus no it's in the brooklyn heights
00:26:23.360 i'm gonna go to borgo i gotta get back to new york well by the way that huge announcement
00:26:28.360 that's actually a good shirt i gotta get back to new york there we go gotta get back to new york
00:26:32.980 By the way, the shirts are coming, okay?
00:26:34.980 Got to get back to New York's good is a good—
00:26:36.940 Well, point being, I need New York City, okay?
00:26:40.220 I know.
00:26:40.640 I need it half a year.
00:26:42.980 I know.
00:26:43.480 Minimum.
00:26:44.340 I need that outpost. 0.86
00:26:45.480 I need that Western outpost. 1.00
00:26:47.700 Bi-coastal living is the dream. 0.99
00:26:49.040 Bi-coastal living is the ultimate is the dream. 0.98
00:26:51.060 And I'm absolutely manifesting an apartment in New York. 0.95
00:26:55.760 Well, that's the thing.
00:26:56.640 I was going to—I didn't want to throw the word manifest out there.
00:26:59.320 I was like, there's something there's something about the word manifest that it's been it's been sickened.
00:27:07.120 It's destroyed. And I think it's a little too like out of the ether comes matter versus like if you are going to play the game.
00:27:15.920 Michelangelo. Whatever. Yeah. Well, I wish it would. I'd rather be Michelangelo.
00:27:20.500 Yeah. Michelangelo. Like the manifest is kind of like there's nothing and then there's something.
00:27:24.440 Well, that's me and the Michelangelo liberating, liberate the tits from the marble.
00:27:29.680 You could say, I'm Michelangelo-ing. 0.96
00:27:32.560 It's not even a joke.
00:27:33.480 I mean, it's my favorite metaphor.
00:27:34.720 Like, I literally, like, you know, unapologetically.
00:27:38.440 I saw an angel in stone and I carved her to set her free.
00:27:40.900 Okay.
00:27:41.500 I know, it's gorgeous.
00:27:42.360 We say it, like, every 60 episodes, I think.
00:27:43.720 Okay.
00:27:43.860 Oh, my God.
00:27:44.540 Good.
00:27:44.900 But, but, all to say, what did you just see?
00:27:48.580 A bird?
00:27:50.100 Quite the opposite.
00:27:51.860 The Four Seasons menu.
00:27:55.420 Similar in some ways.
00:27:56.720 I saw something.
00:27:57.860 Well, I saw this.
00:27:58.520 A hunter in a world of farmers.
00:27:59.300 I love this.
00:27:59.820 Four seasons, June happenings.
00:28:01.620 And I just go, I love the drama of that.
00:28:04.300 Yeah.
00:28:04.660 And it's like, you know what I mean?
00:28:06.620 Like, what could it be?
00:28:07.860 What could, like, A Taste of Summer.
00:28:09.920 Daniel Baloo.
00:28:11.100 Oh.
00:28:12.020 Look at you.
00:28:12.380 Okay.
00:28:13.620 Look at me biting my tongue.
00:28:15.180 Rotisserie night. 1.00
00:28:16.380 I used to go to Upper West Side Baloo. 1.00
00:28:18.620 Wait, wait, wait, wait.
00:28:19.660 Would I feel something on the tip of my tongue?
00:28:20.860 Oh, yeah.
00:28:21.200 Oh, yeah.
00:28:21.600 The smell of the subway.
00:28:23.000 The smell of the subway.
00:28:24.380 Being in New York, but you know what's been exciting?
00:28:27.440 Yeah.
00:28:28.060 Missing L.A.
00:28:29.980 Missing might be, is missing the right word?
00:28:32.140 I don't know.
00:28:33.060 Listen, oh, they're great.
00:28:34.620 Next topic.
00:28:35.720 We're at 40.
00:28:36.760 We're at 40.
00:28:37.400 We're at inaugural 40.
00:28:38.760 But wait, but Jacqueline, just to, but just the Ludlow really quick.
00:28:42.260 So I, the electrical closet, and then I said to Naomi, completely genuinely, just like
00:28:48.260 I was like, I said, it's been a tough Ludlow.
00:28:51.000 Or it was like in the middle of a sentence.
00:28:52.260 It was like this, this, this, that.
00:28:53.900 Like, it'll be good to go there because, you know, it's been a tough love, though.
00:28:56.520 And they, of course, like, laughed and I felt very seen.
00:29:00.520 And then, and I told them, like, that they had to tell you.
00:29:03.520 It's also a narrative.
00:29:04.820 It's a narrative.
00:29:06.340 It's you.
00:29:07.380 Make some pains.
00:29:08.540 Assigning a value.
00:29:10.820 Wait, but I want to tell you before I tell you a few other things.
00:29:13.320 Yeah.
00:29:14.860 Tight and submersible.
00:29:16.120 So.
00:29:16.580 Okay.
00:29:17.020 Why are you on this?
00:29:18.560 So, you know.
00:29:19.320 Was there a reunion?
00:29:20.660 Not a reunion.
00:29:21.400 Jesus Christ.
00:29:22.140 An anniversary. 0.99
00:29:22.800 no just saying god well we saw no chris chris chris highlights i'm sorry but the most fucked 0.80
00:29:32.300 up merch would be titan submersible like five-year reunion six years no no no with other 0.72
00:29:38.440 things like i'm pretty sure like miracle in the hudson and by the way bonus episode we'll get to
00:29:42.820 we'll get to sully and all that when we talk about that i'm going to tease that episode with
00:29:47.620 this picture me 11 p.m cats is deli at the counter because there's no line ran in to get sub to get
00:29:55.560 matzo ball and a sandwich to go i'm talking with my friend about the rehearsal a man next to me
00:30:02.360 goes excuse me are you talking about the rehearsal i'm sorry are you talking about the rehearsal i
00:30:05.740 go i go um yes we are he goes i'm a pilot no he goes we're pilots two pilots in line at cats is 0.88
00:30:14.340 did you get their numbers for further conversations i mean i fucking wish i was like i was like and i 0.85
00:30:19.320 was like have you watched it yet and he's like this is no people are talking about it i was like 0.86
00:30:23.140 i was like so pilots are talking about it he's like yeah pilots are talking about it yes and
00:30:26.500 then one of them and i love this is like i started it i i didn't understand you know it's like someone
00:30:32.580 who's never seen how though well i know trust how do you not understand um we got confused i know i
00:30:39.280 is the opening is a triumph it's i mean the peabody award is the opening is coming the
00:30:44.200 peabody's coming there's nothing not to understand no the opening no but he but but this doesn't
00:30:49.200 they're they're they're they're boyish faces they're open boyish faces and one of them was
00:30:53.900 like i don't know maybe in his early 50s yeah and i was just like you are a 14 year old like
00:30:59.580 something about the haircut and the shirt and the like and he was like yeah we're supposed to
00:31:03.180 fly to oregon tonight but you know we're not anymore like so hey here's what's sick about
00:31:08.500 me, right? The panic. I'd go, how do you guys communicate? I go, you got to hear this. You
00:31:13.420 got to hear it. It's all about communication. You know that, right? But I'd be worried about
00:31:15.720 their flight tonight. And I'd be going, listen to this. Here's the lesson. One concept from the
00:31:19.060 show. Captain all ears. First officer blunt. First officer blunt. I go, which you, which you,
00:31:25.100 which you want? It's so genius. Go for it. We're back there counting on you. Yeah. Okay. Anyway,
00:31:30.620 that'll be huge. That's unbelievable. 41 listeners, 41 live streamers. And viewers,
00:31:35.940 to be clear and viewers of course i mean that just so the people ten dollars folks for a random
00:31:41.080 email to come in oh i have an announcement too which is that i was feeling myself thank you to
00:31:46.340 any of the new york hags that came to my show i just did you know shows a bunch of shows in a row
00:31:51.060 before my last show i go it's happening i'm getting sick okay and i kind of go well of
00:31:55.100 course it's happening i went and got a drip i went and got a drip literal here we go what why
00:32:00.640 why christ saves some of us not others remember no no i'm joking but but it's like you both believe
00:32:07.660 in the sickness and you believe in the drip could you cut out both steps it wouldn't mean not get
00:32:11.600 sick i don't understand are you manifesting the illness and then manifesting the solution
00:32:14.860 the solution right i don't know i don't know i don't want that i don't know all i know is that 0.75
00:32:20.560 i've had it happen where where the drip really does save and i went i'm still i still want to
00:32:26.860 talk about tipping at the drip drips are so expensive it's absurd and there's a thing now 0.98
00:32:31.440 tip your nurse and it's like aren't i paying i'm all about tipping across i'm i'm not a fucking 0.52
00:32:37.020 stingy tipper at all i need some i that's just for the community to talk about are they um 0.88
00:32:42.620 are you seeing people tip there is it a space i don't know it's a place on the thing but there's
00:32:48.020 but now there's a thing like the tip right now it's the thing it's like if i'm at an airport
00:32:51.760 kiosk am I tipping on a water bottle? Everyone's talking about this. And America's hell. And so we
00:32:58.560 do have to tip people, of course. But I just want to understand for a drip, which is, are you sitting
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00:34:14.260 slash hags and enter code hags to get 60% off your first box. I hope they start making Ollie
00:34:21.160 for cats. I'll definitely be interested. Well, we've lost some listeners. No, we're up. I mean,
00:34:31.260 we're up and down and up again, but it's about the overall trend. But look, look, it's so exciting.
00:34:35.860 remember like because i'm excited now but finally like a puffy eye i'm like a puffy under eye i'm
00:34:39.960 like excited dark circles my my acupuncturist was like oh dark circles like lack of oxygen
00:34:45.680 you know what i don't appreciate but dark circles are kind of like sexy too it's like well some
00:34:50.440 people are don't you know some people are doing those as makeup now i mean i saw this like two
00:34:54.700 years ago i think i saw that way back because they're because they they've figured like you
00:34:58.680 know like the 11 year old watches youtube videos they figure out how to make a perfect mask of
00:35:02.300 their face where they could basically like create anything with their face and then they go what's
00:35:06.780 it all for you know now i want to look like that that woman who i think is cool let me put on some
00:35:10.860 circles you see what i mean like comes back around on itself okay but wait i think i think having
00:35:18.360 listeners is huge for the show pumping me okay wait okay let's uh wait wait but what if we talk
00:35:23.720 submersible okay go go okay for fine finally go anyway i'm gonna recreate the path oh i did launch
00:35:29.320 the substack if anyone hasn't made their way over to it jacqueline novak the writer is back okay i'm 0.72
00:35:34.120 a douchebag over there i'm a writer i'm a writing community douchebag jacqueline novak dot i want 0.51
00:35:42.140 to see if it just comes up i want to just google like a fool and see if it comes up it won't oh 0.97
00:35:47.460 no no two hours ago oh yeah are you reading that little comment about me waking in the night
00:35:52.360 embarrassed yes wait how do i say okay i'm subscribing there's a free yeah there's a free
00:35:56.520 i can gift you and only you okay a free paid now why do i have it paid because i am afraid to post
00:36:04.660 things to the wider i understand public i understand and i've been going i've been
00:36:10.840 letting them into my personal life okay posting romantic posts about my lover yeah oh my god
00:36:17.640 incredible posting abandoned canva designs okay can you believe it
00:36:22.380 free free actually you won't be i should gift you now oh my god any of the live people need
00:36:28.680 to go there now i just realized i think i'm a subscriber substack dot you can find it just by
00:36:33.600 googling okay that's good but wait that's not what i was gonna bring up i was gonna bring up
00:36:37.500 submersible yeah okay go so whenever chris sees that there's like a nautical disaster related
00:36:43.300 thing he'll update me okay just anything nautical my ship captain life all right hubris and
00:36:49.920 negligence and all that kind of stuff right i'm just rabbit yeah yeah totally so he goes oh my 0.92
00:36:54.840 god there's a titan submersible dock we press play oh it's a fucking trailer okay i'm furious right 0.85
00:37:01.060 okay like netflix or something then i go hunting run someone's coming what do i see another network 0.97
00:37:06.420 had their has one okay it was off to the races off to the races i go with theirs you know i watch it
00:37:13.020 i'm sorry so another network has a full dock also yeah okay so i watched it and this is the
00:37:18.120 realization that I have to say I think we've spoken obviously high stakes masculine right
00:37:22.420 that whole thing with me right you can picture me and whatever now and I can't remember if I've
00:37:26.560 said this part or not yet which is why am I living the life I am now okay where where I have creative
00:37:32.180 angst to the degree of a ship captain right like it's it's as though lives are on the line but I'm
00:37:37.480 like an artist yeah and and I think it's because some part of me knows that if I applied if I
00:37:43.420 brought myself into the world where lives were on the line like my like actual hubris and the
00:37:48.300 creative fever that that's like where i can compulsively create okay like i know it's not
00:37:54.740 safe i would be like the titan guy i'm not saying i would be okay well no you you could see in his
00:38:00.700 eyes the pilot questionnaire like that made that nathan takes in the rehearsal like you wouldn't
00:38:05.600 be able to oh you mean because like mental who would well that's kind of the whole thing about
00:38:11.280 right right right no no i forgot about that but i just mean i just mean like you can have the i
00:38:17.660 think you can have the wild the wild kind of creative idea guy yeah you can't have that guy
00:38:24.360 you know funded funded and building building submersibles so he so he oh right because he
00:38:31.320 was like a wild guy you know it's like you gotta be like he's like i have a crazy idea
00:38:35.660 they get so excited and i i i understand it like it was really i don't know he was really rich
00:38:43.080 i was like that's why obviously it's like if you're that guy you have to take yourself
00:38:47.140 into the arts okay or take yourself be a research you can't put lives on the line you cannot
00:38:54.280 you yeah this is not 13 23 you know what i mean like anyway it's just i just mean like you know
00:39:01.680 like you're you're like building a boat setting sail on that you're just like who wants to risk
00:39:06.120 everything yeah of course yeah because naturally a good reminder you're assuring people it's safe
00:39:11.100 to get people on the subversible you're assuring them and you see him but he's doing these things
00:39:15.400 like you know like don't even think about suing me like you know like and then this other guy says
00:39:19.740 like like i don't know at what point it became whether you want to call it a murder suicide like
00:39:23.960 because he basically says this one guy's like he knew like he knew what there was a matter of time
00:39:28.900 yeah like that like one of these is gonna explode and like basically like that he had no way out
00:39:33.440 and so like he just was like well i'll go down with it it's something whatever it's just get
00:39:38.800 in there if you can if that's the sort of thing that interests you but it's like shadow and
00:39:43.600 light side okay of the of the twinkly eyed inspired it's like be like i don't know richard
00:39:49.900 branson you know he's always referenced as like the adhd like like well you know branson like
00:39:54.100 launched virgin like because like people like someone needed to think creatively about
00:39:57.900 it's like i remember the launch of virgin i remember when it was like the lighting is low
00:40:03.220 i remember when it was like you get on the plane the lighting's purple yeah what yeah right that
00:40:10.300 was virgin or that jet blue yeah no virgin was the first that was like i remember the dawn of
00:40:15.460 jet blue sex appeal yeah yeah yeah and that's where you and me were on and they had that like
00:40:19.440 in in that's where we called ourselves bert nergin for the first time oh my god last night
00:40:23.900 Naomi referenced you calling me Bert and they love it.
00:40:26.180 I did it boldly to Naomi to see if like it would even be like clocked as anything.
00:40:31.180 I was like, it's obvious who I'm talking about.
00:40:32.820 Let me see if I have anything in my notes here.
00:40:36.240 Oh yeah.
00:40:36.580 Okay.
00:40:36.740 I wrote down baking soda deodorant.
00:40:38.680 So I already talked about that, didn't I?
00:40:40.740 This woman, an esteemed makeup artist was like, what I do for, what I've done for deodorant
00:40:46.760 for 10 years.
00:40:47.660 She's like, I've never smelled 10 years.
00:40:50.160 She puts baking soda into like a pepper shaker kind of a thing. 0.67
00:40:53.900 rain it down that's it i want to try it definitely i got my suspicions obviously well like on clothes
00:41:00.540 i'm like well you can't do that and put on it you know what i mean like well i mean baking soda is
00:41:05.840 more likely to i mean regular deodorant regularly deodorant um leaves marks i just remembering like
00:41:12.360 million years ago my brother we're talking about like deodorants and whatever and and we're talking
00:41:17.620 about advertising or something and these things advertising deodorants that are clear and don't
00:41:22.760 leave marks on the clothing right right right right and my brother is like very mean my brother
00:41:26.600 was sort of giving like giving like the alternate average advertising perspective okay which is
00:41:31.140 almost to be like yeah there's marks like yeah i wear deodorant totally totally it's kind of like
00:41:40.840 kind of like compelling that's funny i told everyone about about the botanist in midtown
00:41:46.980 um i'm oh i'm in a high i'm in a high um self-diagnosis moment you know where i'm pretty
00:41:55.120 sure like everything applies to me you know going down the hypermobile path have you gone down this 0.83
00:42:00.000 path the fuck is that i'm soaring but it is 5 55 p.m i mean it's it's 55 minutes it might just be 0.79
00:42:08.120 too much to well this has been a huge my bigger i think it's great to uh to have teased the culture 0.96
00:42:14.700 about the about the live stream so spread the word feel free to screen grab this feel free to
00:42:20.560 make it cute yeah yeah yeah make it cute here's cute fine if it's not all right everyone get
00:42:25.300 ready and then and then and it's fine it's not cute i'd rather you post then it'd be cute okay
00:42:30.400 no listen of course but um but spread the word this could be huge again this is the inaugural
00:42:34.840 it's called the inaugural 40 because that's about the number that we're really i just think i said
00:42:40.140 inaugural when it happened okay great and i know more came in but i feel like inaugural 34 if you
00:42:46.500 were here and if you've been with us the whole time incredible feel free to to comment make
00:42:51.520 posts on instagram we will be looking in fact we'll be looking today sweetheart okay so make
00:42:56.340 your post we're going to repost oh yeah i'm going to log into the i'm checking onto my subsec now
00:43:01.680 i know it's a side endeavor and i won't overly promote it over here okay but there's probably
00:43:06.660 with somebody that's interested.
00:43:07.440 I'm going to go walk
00:43:08.100 because there's many
00:43:08.480 of your people signed up
00:43:09.240 in the last couple of minutes.
00:43:11.220 All right.
00:43:11.980 Okay.
00:43:12.920 But more importantly,
00:43:14.000 sign up to the Nintendo.
00:43:15.760 $10 paywall.
00:43:16.960 $10 paywall.
00:43:17.640 It's paywall life.
00:43:18.180 It's paywall life.
00:43:18.920 All right.
00:43:19.460 We need to double our income fast.
00:43:21.460 Okay.
00:43:22.060 All right, folks.
00:43:23.020 Bye, everyone.
00:43:23.900 Love you.
00:43:24.380 Love ya.
00:43:24.920 Let's drop the,
00:43:25.900 let's close the live stream, Annie.
00:43:28.680 Let us know when they're gone.
00:43:30.160 I still see them.
00:43:31.260 Wow.
00:43:31.620 Careful.
00:43:33.360 Don't take your top off yet.
00:43:35.100 I won't.
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